Check the analytics... I think you'll find dropping it is a non-issue. In
my own web service, I found that IE (all versions) constituted only about
1% of my users.
So I dropped support for IE (since it was preventing me from fully adopting
ES6), and there was not a single complaint from my users.
I think there's a nice blend between pagination and infinite scrolling.
The problem with the *current *infinite scrolling implementation is that
the scroll baris scaled to the number of *rendered* rows, so as you scroll
down (which renders another bunch of records), it keeps rescaling the
scrollba
